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TOKYO - Japanese Emperor Michiko enters University of Tokyo Hospital in Tokyo on Aug. 9, 2015, to undergo a ...

Chelsea manager's outburst showed he is always brilliant - but not always nice

MOSCOW - The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe's mission in eastern Ukraine says four of its armored cars were destroyed in an apparent arson attack.

MOSCOW (AP) — The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe's mission in eastern Ukraine says four of its armored cars were destroyed in an apparent arson attack.

Secretary-General Ban Ki- moon has condemned the killing of Niloy Neel, the fourth Bangladeshi blogger hacked to death so far this year, and urged to bring the perpetrators to justice.

Some training camp practices aren’t just for players. The Jets were at MetLife Stadium for a workout on Saturday night and some of the fans that turned out to watch used it as a chance to warm up their throats for the regular season. Quarterback Geno Smith got off to a rough start during the…

At least 12 people, including five soldiers, two civilians and one UN staff, have been killed after unknown militants on Friday attacked a hotel in central Mali, Malian officials said.

It is a well-established fact that Aaron Sandilands is tall. Extremely tall. And hard to move, get around or jump over.

BAGHDAD - Iraq's cabinet approved a wide-ranging reform plan on Sunday that would abolish the three vice presidential posts as well as the office of deputy prime minister in order to slash spending and improve the government's performance in the face of mass protests.

BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraq's cabinet approved a wide-ranging reform plan on Sunday that would abolish the three vice presidential posts as well as the office of deputy prime minister in order to slas…

Rare public display of discontent in Latakia after cousin of President Bashar al-Assad kills high-ranking officer in road-rage incident

A firing squad of the Islamic State terrorist group on Saturday executed at least 300 civil servants who worked for the Iraqi Supreme Electoral Commission at a military camp in Iraqi city of Mosul, according to witnesses and security officials.

BHP Billiton is running its third and deepest round of job cuts in eight months at its massive South Australian copper mine Olympic Dam, with another 380 positions to go as copper prices languish near six-year lows and the miner continues its productivity and cost-cutting drive.

Police launch a murder investigation after a 17-year-old boy dies in a fight in south London.

Irish jump jockey Ruby Walsh has won the Australian Grand National in a dramatic finish that saw both leaders almost fall at the second last fence.

ARLINGTON, Texas - An unarmed college football player was shot dead at a suburban Dallas car dealership by a trainee police officer during a middle-of-the-night burglary call. The death of 19-year-old Christian Taylor has raised some of the same questions as other recent police shootings involving unarmed suspects.

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — An unarmed college football player was shot dead at a suburban Dallas car dealership by a trainee police officer during a middle-of-the-night burglary call. The death o…

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — An unarmed college football player was shot dead at a suburban Dallas car dealership by a trainee police officer during a middle-of-the-night burglary call. The death of 19-year-old Christian Taylor has raised some of the same questions as other recent police shootings involving unarmed suspects. Here are some things to know about the investigation: ___ THE POLICE ACCOUNT Police were contacted by a company that manages security cameras at Classic Buick GMC in Arlington at... Читать дальше...

Canberra Airport has been lit up in rainbow colours to greet federal MPs flying into the capital, ahead of the introduction of a cross-party bill to support gay marriage expected this fortnight.

Washington determined to clamp down by adding companies to list

Washington determined to clamp down on perceived loopholes by adding companies to list

In an interview with Morning Edition host Steve Inskeep, the president rejects the suggestion that political considerations put race relations on the back burner in his first term.

Head of world’s largest outdoor advertising group says it could ‘more than double our market share’